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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
az % soREMR.
FnK NORTHERN PACING RAILROAD cox
PAHT MoH1okam0 rs BRANCH
ElHKa 10 nAIEB MONTY.

Last Saturday q document vas hled
for record 10 the auditors ONCE mort
RaeinR the orphan road 20 the Farm
ers' Loan and Trust oompany at the
rate Of $4,000 per mile, said bonds to
run 50 years.
This s'orphan road" ls seven miles 10
length. and extends from Puyaliap
Junction to stuck Junction, where Il
connects with the Puget soand Shore
Lane, which road belongs to the Oregon
Trauscunfinental Company. The way
that short pioca Of road cams 10 be dab
bed IRE orphan ives this; The read was
built by NE Northern Pacific Railroad
Company under she Willard regime as q
portion Of she nain line, which vas 10
have dressed The Caa5ades thfoaRh the
only practicable paaa ID that range, sks
SnoauaImis, bat after Mr.. VillaHd lost
cnnsrol Of the company those who eao-
seeded Kim realized that Il they adopt
"a the Snoquaimie pass they w0ald have
10 rua their road down 10 within f2
nileA Of Seattle, and thas would be
Asath % the land rings plans. 80 10 was
decided 10 erces The mountains through
An inuraetioable pass az an expense Of
millions TO the stockholders, fsw miles
> he eoash OF the Snoqusimie. 70 do
this they found u necessary 70 abandon
tie seven miles OF road from poyailpp
10 stuck, and leave Il ns q branch. As
he HoFteegu Psoihc Railroad under ne
charter vas pEohibiitd from balldine
branches, Of course this lissle pssee OF
rad lad no legal owner, and wAs %
reufless Until James MeNauaha, j. NJ.
Backlsy and some others organised
themselves into q corporation known IS
te NoFtheEn Pacihe 4 Puget Sound
shore Railyoad Company, ard took tbl
Iiftie orphan under their pateznal
ulpaa. OF course they uere acting foi
re eomp1py which hired than, and the
ofphan road il reality belonged 20 ebe
Nerkhesn Paclfo. alshough that s0mpa.
Nv oerld net legally fetheF H. II Il
tfis seven mile seoaion Of road which
has neg besn bonded.
In order 10 ascertain II this borrow
ire norey had any signiheance, Fe
oofker called ca q cell knoVn railroad
ms md asksd hin about u. He said
mo. Il has no particular sisnlnoAnoe.
TIE EoFthsFn Pacifc Raiieoad OoineanY
Z card ap. and is kssi Eustiing 70 pay
thsir fixed charges e1e intsfesss ana q
shs extra fxpsnse 81 winter draEs uear,
they are stRaininR every resource 20 Rti
nold OF q iiagie money, tbs little piece
81 foad fgon PaEAllup 10 stuek June
finn was nnincamhaFed. and thsy havs
merk9aaed Il foF more thAE Il eces q
hnila Il. anowinq long hsadaaasss on tks
Usrs 81 Northern Pacthe naanelsfs."
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
RRKYTrTEs.


Thres moss desirable residences Ioia
fu1 nsIe segenth and uni0ns Appfg On
rssnisss.
r., supssms eours q washinetoD
7sIsiiosy siil eoavsne 10 Olympia %
Nandsy nsxt.
Tha ship Highland LiQh1 wsut % sas
Tsssdsy night with afull cargo q eoal
lsr SEQ FFanciseo.
Tbs new building for the feasils
halleg wssks IL nov II frame, ana vii
= lnsl0sed and rooted bg Saturday
nipbi.
When leaving she depot yesterday
.lforoon ths Portland train ran
ikronah "a ogsn switch ct tie foet Of
Iaekson street, causing Q oeiey d Ten
q afteen mfnotes.
NJ. gossph Pearson Of the steamer
Merwin, vas last evening united g
marriage % Miss Emma Brewster o.
aealsle. After the ceremony ana sup
- lhe venng couple went 70 iheir owu
koue which the groom had pEevsoualy
ulnvidsd and furnished rnpsl elegantly.
Want 4 o., contractors on The see
ana a mia section Of the Seattle, Lake
ehors & Eastern Hallway, are shipping
4 lsgse quantity Of new machinery y
~ front Yesterday two steam boilers
M : powaFful engine WeEa sent oai 70
- nsefI a uswmlll which the company
a bniIding on tha line Of their eontfaos.
In tbs supeEloE couri The 0thsF day 10
san Franeisoo Indge 9sbs9n granted
Merv JanA Starr, widow OF the late
fssnis ii starr, family allowances Of
9i00O + nsonsh, to DO paid out OF zoe
salale Of the deceased. Tue widow
aialed stat shal amounl would Be nee-
arssrg % maintain Der IN hef aesus-
tsmed mode Of life.
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IssrzezoR A. ExcH r0Rr.



nas tha LES 81 fhs sip 81. Ssspl
en. ualla ca ksf may 10 - Er1neissa
w.ah soals an& sapsaialls alnen - Bar
~ BsoGAsls tkumpsd iao q lkrps
Tires - he ean ErnnsiHs baE. ths
neass1s Aaps bsen fasi e aEsislss
eoleuning Ne rraesEss e ass1Ian1ine
111zll1a gs1lzi1. nd 3 nznfisAan 10
AneNz w8Et - 9as ta5ksna sbouk. gesr
tef6a4, s4nd tkig mEIl4Ifun has had "a
r1z1l. An6 uu1t that tie f@saif Gil
g apaaa1l4e a. mach E1a4. rs IN
1exwx1t9z8 In san NkAnet9so held D
Eaea1ln& fe1 61Ys aRo 10 diseases this
kHAx1eEs snd a thnl Mesfine { Resoln-
tea uas adogtsd that he nnszermkilers
41oal4 n446 - in1 ceIc9 e en1A coal
1Eipplna poEt - TIE north, and thai BE-
11fe eng vessel rms q eaa aha u1si
bars osKtif6ale from thas fnapecGoE
thai 80 d los ogsEl1ade6, aad aay gsz-
81 sailing wftheaf saeh 3 ceFliasale
feEfella hsE eiaina for 6amzRea il csae
q AeeIdane 10 hsR, 10 mates whe1haR
ahe = eFerloadee o. onIg has half ear
40 % buar6S
.ao. seau uiiI this nsv racket 40
tuto e6EosF
Il don't know axaefIy. bss I lhink
{ vi 90 Into eaesi o. ths Hfsi q Jan
wac has bssn Aspoiussd InsDsssor
no Ne has yst besn appoinfad 10
1hla city. 1he underwriters have offered
t1e appointments 90 Captain y J. Burns,
but he captain has bean on the sick
LIS Tar several daga, and has nct said
Wishes be wuuld a2Dspt It o. not.
ga9aain Hatfield and several othsrs are
aflaE The JOB. but knou Il has been
offered - Captain Bnrna.S
Is theEe anything il itfs
'sO1i yes; it h q good sofs snap for
aeuekiodF. The inspector viii be aiioW-
ed abouf IS for each eeFtiaeate be Is
sues. which viii bring the Pay Of Me
eeattle fnsDeet0g 40 10 from 500 TO-
Size pss month and viii only require Q
little ktme. When master has hia veg
eel i0aded be nolidRa an fnsp8ctor, who
goes aboard and sees thas she cargo H.
not TOO great ane is properly trimmed.
II be hnds this atafa Of facts be issues
TIE captain q certificate 90 that e6sof.
II, on The c8nfraFy, be ends the vessel
s0aded too beavily, or her cargo impFop
efiy slowed be Withholde the certificate
until he wrong Is riehied. o. Is / said be-
fore, Il . vessel pats 70 SEA without such
certificate, she foffeits al claim for IN.
s1sance aud carries her own risk. !
think fhis viii be considered wise pre-
caution. AZ any rate IL viii stop this
everlasting talk. much Of which b
seussiess, about overloaded ships'
floating eofhns, saaiiipa sman traps
AID such other etuHn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
us NoLIYRLLrs LEoTURE.

Miss Florence MoIInelli, the yanng
and accomplished aeiFssa. delivered Der
lecture. illustrated By selections fFoU
she dramaslsls and readings from
hymus. last eVsning IN the OpsEa
House. befoFe an aadianes nos nearly
10 large a. che merits Of the leisure DE-
served. While poain9 10 tbs capacity
Of 4 LECTURES, 4 is difhcals 10 observe
that Miss M0liDelli subordinatea toe
iesturer 10 The actress aad desires 10 be
c0nsidered the latter rather than the
sormer. The lecture contains noehtn9
neg o. especially ohafming IN Itself,
bnl, as ahordinc q eonyanient setting
faf the introdaelien Of examples Of
Aptsh0a elocutiou, i answered. very
weii. AZ Al actress, Miss MolinEill
,5asessass, ID q very nigh degree, the
essential qualities % q great actress
Har stage presence Is easy, her voice ia
strong and fexihle, Der eeslienialton 4
spontanaous, accurate and Gfassl1i,
and tue play - her features is synpa
thetie. With gaeh po~eres eoapled With
An attractive appearances aad bearing,
An Sntertainment saeh a. Miss Acli-
nelli save laat evening oeuid aearoeig b.
osherwiss than most enjoyable. One
asrious dFawback is that seitc-
tinr,a from tha dramas are,
fg0m force 81 eifcamstanoe8 aiv
- AIS eject Of aoliieQaica, and
this feature tiz,its net Only tne soopa 81
he sels .sions. eAs. $50. deptives zoe
lecturer Of thoss Eklsabie aoxiliarie
whioh eontrioats - nneh 10 their eE-
sc.-.6,sne2a. Bat with these die adF8u-
tsess 1 Is Molinalsi impas.ed dserua
~ Iife and sskion 70 toe dfsrnatsc pas
aaoes rendered whscs made q easy tos
ona 20 imagine that e really fcyned z
scene Of 4 play being psesented. eae1
nraise IA the higaeat eomplimeni Wnien
nan - paid q merely elocntionaxy e.
foTa. Bat possihiy Miss Aeiineiii Dc
traved her tnost enasked qualities ae 81
elnsatianist ID her readings from VEL
anown HYMNS, Tha skeletons sDria ed
Rs4. Raw Palmef's tsmaEiAl nyenn
NV Faith Leaks up - Thee, O4fdinfl
Ns9wan's q Lead, ktaoiy Light. ant
"a hVran a. Abide 9Th Es.n IN tbe rsn'
/ derirlr 81 which ste bsiFayed . deptf
81 reiici0ss fesliaE ghieA - 10 snafl
canlxass With tse nsaaA ansgmpai.nosssl'
nnlp{t readings. Passages iron he
49, ava Iailes.R - AdEsrnEe sseSav
$500. = = Farsso's and skkeR dgauaaf Wsrl
moss effectively delivered
A. a whcae Sc easeEiainsacst "a
aaisde. hntshed and iniesesaee a..
deserved 9 rsuch mere hoeFal patroralil
thau Was accorde5. Many Vie cessres
90 Fsuiaia antil Us eonciossoa VET
ranpzl "a. b. rssson q TOE eolaasss Q
/ ths Srifding, % le4vs.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
VISITING THE COAL MINES.
LAnoR-nRAmxD xzoIsx.A70ns on tour
On mzRRcTloH.


james Hamilton Lewis and John
Ksane, Of this city. and 3. A. Case. Of
As0tin, and wms Payne, Of Jefferson
county, members Of the joint committee
Of the legislature appointed 70 visit and
inspeet the different coal mines In the
vicinity Of the Sound, left for Renton,
Frnnklin and other places yesterday
afternoon. Col. ]. NJ. Steele. the i'm
mense man from Pierce county, Who
Was appointed on the committee. did
not show az, and the dignity and i'm
poFtanoeo Of the COUNSEL will be sustained
and represented By Mr.. Lewis alene,
the ether members OF the committee
being from the lower house.
This committee, it will be romem
beged, vas appcinted IN pursuance Of
snRRestiona embodied IN Governor Sem
PIES message % the leRiAlatuEe- the
sane message which the Pogr-lNxME.
ElanNcEn Published exclusively, and ai
its earliest Opportunity. The Walt Of
inspection IL made With visv 10 seouF-
ing information which will prove valu.
able In ihs formulating Of legislation
relating 70 mines and mining. Thess
industries, he euxeFnoF thinks, have
GOV reached snnh an advanced stage
81 development that The laws relating
70 them should be revised. 50 far a. the
territorial IaQsslature has power 10 DO
60, ana dtfed. The csmmittee will
prepare 3 formal report 70 she ieRiala-
tnre.
The committee arrived 81 Newcastle
AZ $50 and vas met by Superintendent
Morgan and q committee Of the miBefs
and proceeded TO Coal creek, and went
down In the mine. Went into the veat
side on the 900 feet level, a distance Of
ovsr 5000 feet. There the committee
was shown the system Of ventilation
ene The method Of working the coal.
They then went into the east side On
the lower laytl. and iota she balkhead
which walls Ell the are. There u was
exriained TO the committee the ueto0d
Adopted FOG holding tbs nye 10 check
a. a removing all danger from the ether
part OF the mine. They then came
hack 10 the slope bottom and came up
10 the 500 feet Level and pfoeoeded into
me easa side and Were there shown the
halkhead on thai level and ifs ne ex-
planned 10 them. From there they weni
IN 70 where the oompany u row OPEN
ina what i knuwn a. tne Baeley vein.
rheY then came % on 70 fsFra arsna
aud eaoh heaved 4 eiRh OF relief as TIE
CAGE reached he snFfase.
TIE PARTY then walked down 70 New
eassle and bad lanch et The cook house
cash E,an paying for bis Own luncA.
This was followed By 3 few inmates
CONVERSATION with the minsrs' comuit-
tee VITA references % he rFaUoeed laeis
laiiea. after wbixk the leRiEl1tfva con.
mithee and Enspsctof James 81. Wafs1r
took special train foF seattle, nKxisine
hers at 1tsM .. n. The committee VII
ge 70 Back Diam0ad today and Carte.
bsdo tomorrow.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29
PERSoEAL.


RaV. Tsaas Dillon arrived - seattle
last evening from up Sound.
Inspecsor J. n. Price, OF Tacotnas
paid Seattle q visit yesterday.
Mrs.. KenwoFlhy has been on she sick
IIsl for several veekss but u improving
ObIsf Jasiics Jones goes 70 Olympia
on Monday 70 preside over the supfenas
souFt
Captain Herbert Parker, OF O'ympia,
q nov master Of the slsameF Lone
FlahaFman.
A.w. Eagle, Of ihe arm Of Iurnef,
Lewis 4 Eagle, arrived here kFom tne
capital city last night.
Nick n. Owinga. Of Olympia, Who IL
ma % speak Of Hon. Th0nas II. Oaya-
nanah as amy creainre," h airing him
elf 10 the Queen City.
Captain Henry RoodeF, who repre-
santa tbe longest district to washing
An TERRITORY In che legislature Of the
ssFriloFy. carne 10 Seaiilo last evsntnR
fiom up Sound.
George d. Shannon, Of Niaquallgs one
AZ tha trustees for the territorial hoapi.
al for the insane, who, accompanied
~ his wife, has been vIsiting friends n
seattle for several days past. left Tor
flIgmcia thls morning.
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oyxRL1ED PzssEEg1Rs

psss.d aerou en to NsrkIhekn Fai
a Wssnesxsgs b o BenfauIin, y a
IrensFd aod wife. J Il ko1c1 aed siEe.
M Parker, jams Bates. HIS 8euss
80. Mrs. n SanakeE. Mrs q 8 Haa
-. d & genneF, J B Lesl.s. Il Whsssxs
- 81 eesaad class Sanaenn&Hs.
pnrssd Ms6foFi % flss OEeaon B Gale
t.~rfs. WEDNESDAY. J NJ Eagle, 8fS q
Z. go. y. Bsud4iss. 0G Keller. r Ksf-
=, IA p Ksllex, q 4 Kaiief. Mea Kals
q EeIisr, Miss Minnie BYfas, CllsFsfe
n 0nens stfe e1d Bsng Mos Ollie
n.idees, Miss AaRis BFit9es. BFsd s
riinase, J B Tbonnpson and sic. Chaa
f-koaon. va Eagland, X o Wards a
,fssDsnaid, Wm A Bi0ils, 3 1homas,
i A TBonas, Q n lssxY, O B Th1mpsnn,
- q eniRranks.
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- fa.luHinE tranalsss e real asGnil
uzss Glaa fur seeara yssasrdays
An1mas Merssx ana wste as p. ii
= Nz4N4f41. hIn4k II. Mesnefsn HrNa a.
9zz.um 70 8sa2Aie sou
8 Alx and wile e Azen Z. Pnrser.
-, 49, arsss q sea - n. - ~ Ren.
4l..n 4 Prrtsz . 0slanao ". Jshs-
81 fEa 11Ua. I'm
5o11la &. EnssaH ana RnAsrt. -
1rsoan1. % tchn L SlsRss. isz1 / ana &,
o.sek 9. 4 DsnnS'a adfiiiaa . So
O a. Jahnnus ma wsss = Mosasuai
kareeA. n. x q l1ss 7 and q hipok &
Eastern a1dllian % Eaat6le, R7Eo
N2FNal b Lafiler 60 Anazam Lam.
l0zs s ard Z. hlock s.. q. o. Fsrrvsa ar1s
e11iti1u q eeafEfe AXIS.
Ella1hgth Etenaer nnd hunhand d
Anaa q Wan1os, la 6. hloek 81 q D.
bo-sn.s El11 1nd Inxt1's heal nddiEion
- sszflfe. &lGoa
Tsrenes O,Brisn, r.. ana vita to
He1Ey AdauA 6oea nerae 3 the N A.
Cox dlnatiol claim ID Tp. - II.
A1d w.. &l6o0.
Edgar RIynn ana wigs % MaRdecai
RAxeail. lat q block 2, Bsaelomaa add
lion % &eaffis, f1zs.
kred 3. sander ana wife b Niebnel
eesEl lets and Z, hfoak 80. q. Il Y0s
l1E5s flEEt nd1itlnn q SEATTLE. 500.
o1lya11n Bllkiuz 10 L. 81. Grtfllk, S
aere. = De Nh Z, Sea. q, 70. S n
RE f750o.
5enuis Knapp o 4. 3. 0ampbsli, iot
8 hs8ck 80. u. 4, Dauugsa rsrk AL.
tinn % Seattle. $50.
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Chiez Justioa SoBss ysstss6sY decided
fns sase Of Eisenheis ". Tihb1l1 Ihis
gas ease crossing est Of Us oaiidtne
4 nsw whafVes IN Port Townsend.
Hxrrv Tihbais baili rev Tb4rk 10 that
citv and thNn pRcceeded 20 erset
wsrahoass upSn q. lbs waTshouss
however vas en- TIE lins az . located
ssress, and tse plaintiff appltsd % The
eouyt for 8 naglFA3zaag of1eF % rEeFens
- arsstien 81 che brlldinz. Eee coart
dsesdss &c s5a piafntla's faFer, ard
Fnrhsas tbs esectioa az tae wasehunse.
- caEs N Which Mrs. Mckay sees
fog - custody Of her c1ild, veteh wAs
- Ter YESTERDAY, Was a9Aia eoaliraed
q ths ResEpsFy tern Of ne castrisi
eouFt.
Tha motion fer rev tTsal e t1e
e.ea a. AIb r. FretdFich vii os eeaka
- a.s1 oaefsek thia mcrutrS.
to cAsef iussice vii rendsr hss csca.
80 q 10 eslsbrAted diverse eass o.
peiIkFiek " ehilhacs e sasafoA5
eQxG
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Fnxs's OrEaA Housn. -Ths engage
usut Of the PIKE Opera Company viii
A ops of the events Of the winter SEA
,ou ana doubtless She andienees Will e
iarga a, ths faux evenings 10 which Toe
,revs.snv aDnaAra. Oaa az the features
viii b Che hFst presentation % b.aoh
Manalas.n OF tsais piece tbs Helena
Iadspsndsns says, "Baok Mansles vas
presented last SVenlnG By tue rye
Opsrs Company 10 a fair anai9ues sna
cave general satisfaction. The fonlali-
~, plaV Is liehf and eisy, and eboanu-
inc g il does With catchy AMI meiodtaus
meeis ID aaefds full Scoops 30 star ana
ohorus 4. display thsir vocal aeiissleA
The melody throughout u q noiieeaaie
feature az tha composition aru - piee%
ine shAt 4 becomes an tmmediats faY-
oxits With the nudieHee. Ene aasnanA
Winston a. Don L,ouie scored zoe haaoEs
Of the evening", her charming miAke.np
and exquisite singing eeeafinR kor nes
anlimissd applause. Lonis0 Manfred
AZ O1lroia. tie heroine OF the play VS.
Al her hest, ard the recipient 81 piaud-
ia inuaaeFable. The remainder 81 TIE
cssl aud the chorus formed q pleaSlos
gufroundinR 10 tne ptlnoipals, entering
mao the pf0durtion with 81 we Ssm
ana life xeunisiks Ia making u pro
ncunoed suecass. Altogether y va
veil rendered, and when plaosd ~ mas
YER hands, sash ~ toe preaene y eah-
rot fail 10 become She most appEees,,,.
bic opera 10 the oOmpSny's repersoase-
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PROBATE c0VRr.

Tha inai aso0nna as Fred 3. Sander,
administrators % ths estate u Ra4ssa
Mexieo, deceased, was rnzsed II the
uFoeass caast Ysgls7dsT. The heaftne
a th4 aprltsasisn eaF . decree Of dis
tFinniian via take pisss o. tbs Sub q
yaraary nsxL
he soadsnsn ITO have qlaiiaed il
she ease Of n. h. Martin. admlnistEa-
ser % the esaats of y. b. Mastins SE..
deeaaaeS. ara EaiaFY BatlsF sud y. q.
Basrs. IT'S hSusi Il tor &i8.ooa
TIE astfismens Of fhe tnal aUocun1 Of
ia partnership sssats cf MeLs1ghlin.
Brooks 4 c.. whiaa Gas % have oean
naade yesterday, Us egnlinasd I'll tass
Esasxio9,
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lxuaEAsrSa THE OUTPvT.-Mr. 4. u.
Brsoaes, who IA engaged in The meE
shsndlsiug husisess ~ Black Diamond
while 10 Seat 10 yesterday ana dissass
ice that all important matter or ne
pfesant time. iha scarcity OF coal. sais;
u have reason 30 believe thAt ths AsiAok
Diamoad Coal Oompany viii aoun e.
nsnee 10 work agAin on necitnn ts'esxo.
Iney have been prospecting tnsfe kat
soule time end have q force OF nAea ssa-
gaeed Ia driving 3 gAngway fnrscet e
% the vein. With she tuO asstseEs ~
operation. the Black Diamaua llanpsnS
eac ship 10 iogn $50 tons q eeai pr
day. % nearly double toe present o.
rat,
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.oxse Ten dollars ress4
- be rsld 81 fKne1so1
,.sets.e 10 me ~ go ene cau-
srston 81 any ne found ss4l-
80 coples 81 f5s pose-inselll-
Z. s~rcer Delivered ~ tae cnrsInfs
.nrnuoheut me city.
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aSK MonTaAaE 10 n fohEoLosAAs.--
PapsrA have been died in tue dissFics
court 10 f0reolose tbe mortgage en- loaa
8 4 and W x Of 5. block 40, MaYn sri : /.
addition 10 seattle; l0s Z, block ), Bel
4 Deuuy's addition 10 Scatter lots =
q 10, Ii ana IS, biaak 10, Magic aa1s-
lion 10 seattle; lots 7 sud :, block -,
Coz 7, block ~, Ia North SeatAiei 10 I,
AS II aud IL. block 80, ID. j. bsnuy :
thlrd addition 20 North Scatter bl0sks
. and So, 10 Lows second addition =
seattle; bloch Is, MsrreS's addition -
seattle; block I. Ssysids addition e :
astls aud shs NE OF SEQ. - and los :,
SEQ. IS, To. IS NJ h. 4 =; tbs - 80
gwen % tne altb day o. AArea, lsssel
~ Georcs ID. HIli and wife. aud vas %
matase n thyee years from date. The
mortgages was =. q. Reed, VITO aisss
vArds ia ssferred ths mortgage 20 =. ~
Lovman.
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so eases OF nsw eoods arrived thiI
week. Al goods msFksd - piais e.
ures. Chestex 0issgy.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Ovrsmu1xp.--l Mr.. p rEy. tie bsilsE
rskst. rssarnaa fren Pom Ladlow Sss
,srday, uhsFs be dds good JOB In svers
h.rt,oa "A boilers % the taz Pion9er.
~ taa vii Be cat Friday o saturday,
a : eusish. tie manaEsF 81 TIE Eia,
go ~. Ps-fy ! siik hst. ard thal SEA
$1,000 aael.rcs thai Hext ednakF -
80 ~ far ne firss iiss "a he llfe q
sre.s a like { asds, siah PAS hat ana
Ma gloves
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

ISsTlIA.GxIoS on OFFUEas Isl. &c
drsvS Lodge. No. IS, +. & A. H. Of
Rsssou, W. T.. installed oflseFa a. rel.
lous; n. Il. Martin. W. IL; Abraham
Jones. senior warden; Rcoest easns-
bars, ianiof warden; John A. MAftls.
treasurer; h. l.. rnarne. e4zplAies sasaa
Mcknight. secretary; Ihnmas OsAtsts
ssa. deacon, John Aeityes, ian. de e.
eons James Mc1aifa. sen aiSSars{ ~
4. James, ian. steward; n. ". Etas'ss
fVleF
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

New fancy goods. 800 Gases Of novel;
ties last In. Cash prioss Chester
CleaTy.
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CANADIAN PACIFIC 4. \. Exc1RsIoKs
karsles going East WI save money b.
oalllnR on =. w. Mc0uE1s, ga Miil
slxueA issS
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Yea sreat TIA tius tFyinz . dsseran -
what rna ufH silva Ia year eisess sSeet-
hearts. sintaIs AID chl3xea for Unfisi-
nae rlesa. II yoa vii e1A g = yea
VII n16 shat yoa wNnA 1okias .
EinzaTmAn.
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Tar ere 3zza he thlng yoa regulr.
for 4 Christn glfk. kl4ks CARA eno
FsazR fnncE lies sd a1zpe1oexA 30
ether store keera shsn- 1chiss 4 ninR-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

DnctAKzD IHxER iNrEExtoEs --ies
tOllowlnS persons have dsslsfed their
intention 3urins toe prsasat Esek 70 -
come altixsns Of tha uaisea states;
doha Rsppsf, Batise o. AastrSita.
4ohn 7, Williams, Micbael Nusr PiekeR
md Ardres Bstney. fosmegly British
Subjects; jack jackson, naIsse 81 kds
SIS; Fred Sahafef ard III Mo.iSf. ~
tics a Gssaaay, and Pstes 9aaaer-
son aaa vfcs;aus Nilsan, ffoaa NerwzS
SD sweden.
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oompsete STOCK q Esrl 4 Wiison'E
collars and eaEa Toklas 4 sinEsrnan
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IS csnts-New, line Of ell pure wool
drezs goods - inches wida. We alsays
Ieaa tor low cash prices. Chester
uleary.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-12-29

Silk hosiery and kid gloves for Christ.
mas gifts. Toklas 4 einRerunan.
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5 euuas-sllk haaaAaEuhiafk pass-
tss ussry
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Fans. leather goods a1a STA aHas<l-
laa fos CAriatznas RiftA fekiaa A Ssn-
RermAn.
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MARRIAGE LICENSEs.

HandkeEehisfs for ths nailiion. "a
prices leA khs tals. OheaEer I;isary.
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'TOKLAS & SINCERMAN.


We have made extraordinary efforts to place on sale most
Attractive and Useful Goods at Lowest Possible Prices We
think we have succeeded and invite inspection and comparison
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